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What worked for me was to keep strict time of everything (shoutout to toggl.com, love it!), so I could learn from my mistakes Right, that was part of my method
by crusso 13y ago
What worked for me was to keep strict time of everything (shoutout to toggl.com, love it!), so I could learn from my mistakes
Right, that was part of my method as well. I learned to keep really good notes of each part of the project. At the end of each project, I compared my "what I thought it would take" with "what it actually took". In subsequent projects, I tried to match up similar complexity items with "what it actually took" notes to remind myself of the pain.
- kronholm 13y agoSame! And I'm sure the reason it didn't take that long with getting good at it, was it hurts like hell when you do the 33% thing on a couple large projects, when you're on your own.